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Sydney Scholars India Equity Scholarship

A nomination-based equity award for a commencing Indian postgraduate coursework student from an eligible Delhi community.

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About Sydney Scholars India Equity Scholarship

A nomination-based equity award for a commencing Indian postgraduate coursework student from an eligible Delhi community.

Funding & benefits

Up to A$100,000 towards tuition, living costs, flights, textbooks and health cover.

Eligibility & requirements

A new international student holding Indian citizenship and living in a Delhi slum community where ASHA works. Applicants must meet ASHA’s requirements and have applied for, but not started, postgraduate coursework.

Application dates & availability

ASHA nomination required

The university does not publish a general open/close window for direct applications. This award cannot be treated as an open scholarship for every Indian student.

Documents to prepare

Proof of the relevant residence and citizenship, admission documents and the materials requested by ASHA.

How to apply

There is no direct scholarship application. ASHA nominates its preferred candidate; Sydney then applies its selection process.

Frequently asked questions

Does a Konversa request complete the official application?

It requests guidance from Konversa. Complete the admission and scholarship steps specified by the provider and retain its submission confirmation.

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Use the provider’s current notice before submitting an official application.

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